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.....tech/minimal scene taking over (More) now then before....i mean i see djs like angello t/l consisting of so many minimal and techno songs/sound.....as before it was more the electro chug chug just as an example...

This trend has been going on for a long time now.

i know what ur saying...but djs who dont even play that genre are picking it up...alot

Love the sound

welcome to mid 2006....

Edited post makes total sense with the rest of the posts in this thread, lmfao.

This thread is about nachos. I love the sound they make when you crunch into a freshly baked batch.

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Originally posted by El K Dee welcome to mid 2006....

The Tech/Minimal craze didnt start that early

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Originally posted by teufel-man The Tech/Minimal craze didnt start that early

I apologize for you living under a rock around that time then

I'd say it was even building momentum before 2006. The past year it's really been taking off and your seeing even more DJs jump onto the bandwagon, but the trend had started quite awhile ago. Hell, on LiveSets.com people were bitching that Beyers set from Sud'99 back in 06 was "too minimal"

Within Toronto, it's really been the past year or two that its showing up everywhere, but outside of the city it's been going on for a few years longer.

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Originally posted by kaniz Within Toronto, it's really been the past year or two that its showing up everywhere, but outside of the city it's been going on for a few years longer.

Fuck toronto...always late on trends and hold on to them too long...people are still playing electro house like its the next big thing here

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Originally posted by El K Dee I apologize for you living under a rock around that time then

Yeah people were playing minimal and tech-house in mid 2006... but those were minimal and tech-house DJs...

What this thread about is that fact that now ALL DJs are playing this style or at least incorporating elements of it into their own style.... which has happened more recently

Yeah there was tech/minimal in 2006 but it didnt reach its allstar status that it has in the past year or so

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Originally posted by teufel-man Yeah people were playing minimal and tech-house in mid 2006... but those were minimal and tech-house DJs... What this thread about is that fact that now ALL DJs are playing this style or at least incorporating elements of it into their own style.... which has happened more recently Yeah there was tech/minimal in 2006 but it didnt reach its allstar status that it has in the past year or so

funny you should say that because i remember having multiple conversations at work with fellow employees that were djs and producers who left before 2007 about this very subject and we all expressed the exact same thing what you are assuming has only recently happened (im talking about other genres moving into tech/minimal)

I liked the edited OP better. :/

because its all about if you cant beat them join them .....Fucking love minimal.

i never used to like tech house minimal and stuff like that, but its grown on me alot

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Originally posted by El K Dee funny you should say that because i remember having multiple conversations at work with fellow employees that were djs and producers who left before 2007 about this very subject and we all expressed the exact same thing what you are assuming has only recently happened (im talking about other genres moving into tech/minimal)

well yeah true... but you gotta remember that DJs and Producers are a little bit ahead of the game in terms of new music, they basically lead the direction of what is popular music

I am just saying that if I were to go to a random EDM club in mid 2006 (hotel, gallery, etc.) you would probably be hearing purely electro, whereas more recently you would probably be hearing a whole lot more tech/minimal sounds at these same clubs

I am just saying that minimal/tech has more recently hit the mainstream EDM scene.... and become insanely popular

Wow fuck, brilliant and astute observations everyone.


*golf clap*

gee Jennie....thanks for pointing out the obvious...


*soccer clap*

wow. wasn't there already one thread that spanned 10+ pages on this very same topic??

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Originally posted by Aleks_B wow. wasn't there already one thread that spanned 10+ pages on this very same topic??

shhhh...redundancy is the latest trend...jump on the bandwagon and stay quiet

haha....

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Originally posted by Aleks_B wow. wasn't there already one thread that spanned 10+ pages on this very same topic??

Redundant threads have become characteristic of TA

Yeah I've noticed a few big prog house DJs now that have been playing techno tracks. Steve Lawler and Dubfire have been playing it a lot as witnessed at Viva. Digweed's new Transitions 4 has a lot techno and even Sasha's productions have been sorta going that route too.

I don't mind it all. In fact I love the sound. It seems like a natural extension of prog house anyway. I wonder how long the trend will stick around. Minimal on the other hand is deters even more away from the "typical" sounding EDM tracks, but I enjoy that too. DJ's like Magda etc. I'm impressed by.

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Originally posted by Nobbie Q Yeah I've noticed a few big prog house DJs now that have been playing techno tracks. Steve Lawler and Dubfire have been playing it a lot as witnessed at Viva. Digweed's new Transitions 4 has a lot techno and even Sasha's productions have been sorta going that route too. I don't mind it all. In fact I love the sound. It seems like a natural extension of prog house anyway. I wonder how long the trend will stick around. Minimal on the other hand is deters even more away from the "typical" sounding EDM tracks, but I enjoy that too. DJ's like Magda etc. I'm impressed by.

long enought untill indie takes over

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